By Jennifer Asencio
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For the past few decades, mummies have been featured monsters in movies that are more action-oriented than horror. The last time a mummy was featured as a horror monster in a mainstream film was in 1987’s The Monster Squad. One could be forgiven for thinking of mummies in terms of Brendan Fraser or Tom Cruise, because zombies were introduced, and typical mummies are just zombies wrapped up in bandages … right?

An Ancient Dread For A Modern Audience

In the latest take on the monster, horror master Lee Cronin reminds audiences that mummies have a mystique that is steeped in ancient pagan ritual and occult practices. Millenia before there were zombies, the restless dead were said to have walked the earth, and the only way anyone knew to prevent such affliction was mummification. Early horror iterations called “The Mummy” often asked the question, “what if mummification wasn’t enough to contain the restless dead?” Even the action films tackle this query.

Cronin’s official trailer for The Mummy, which dropped on April 1, 2026, is no joke. It does seem to veer off into a strange direction from normal mummy movies; rather than digging up a 3,000-year-old corpse that then terrorizes the neighborhood, the mummy is a young child who has been missing for almost a decade and is found in a sealed sarcophagus of that ancient age, and it is she who terrorizes the neighborhood. Her distraught parents are both shocked and horrified to find her alive but unaged, and she seems to have returned with a ravenous appetite for fear, if not human flesh.

Cronin Knows How To Make Kids Creepy

Lee Cronin excels at simultaneously creating creepy evil children and making audiences extremely anxious on behalf of the protagonist children who are often their victims. His debut feature, The Hole in the Ground, is an excellent exercise in such dramatic tension, offering a child and a changeling imitating him and spending much of the movie not allowing audiences to know which child was which.

Evil Dead Rise, the first Evil Dead movie that I did not enjoy, still delivered on this theme by taking place among the family of a single mom rather than a group of college students. This is not why I wasn’t fond of the film, but rather that Cronin’s talents lie in his own IPs rather than in contributing to someone else’s. Plus, he’s backed this time by horror studio Blumhouse and their production partner, James Wan’s Atomic Monster.

Natalie Grace And Her Million Dollar Face

The Mummy thus seems to be a return to form for him, even as it borrows from another IP. The Evil Dead franchise has very narrow rules it operates by, while mummies and their cinematic lore have much broader leeway in what can be done with them. There is certainly room for Cronin to explore themes surrounding the horror of being a parent by connecting one of the most terrifying experiences a parent can have, a missing child, to an ancient Egyptian mummy. Coupled with his trademark chiaroscuro lighting in Gothic settings whose antiquity oozes from the very walls, the Irish director seems poised to reinforce his solid reputation in the horror genre.

The Hole in the Ground cast doubt upon whether the boy in it was real or his doppelganger, but The Mummy makes no obfuscation in showing that its creepy little girl, played by the odd-looking Natalie Grace and unnamed on IMDb, is definitely not who she was when she disappeared. The only doubt lies in whether this monster is riding around in their daughter’s actual body, or if it is simply disguising itself as her to prey upon them. Grace’s exotic eye shape lends itself mightily to her makeup and her uncanny and sinister behavior, and her youthful appearance makes her believable as she crawls around in her white nighty exuding evil with unconcealed glee.

Even if Grace’s performance turns out to be poor, her unique facial structure is enough to keep her employed for years, and her apparent emotional range, indicated by “before” scenes of the character with her family, hints that she will be great in this breakout role.

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy comes out in theaters on April 17, 2026. Check it out and prepare for a new twist on a very old monster.

Martha Stewart knows everything about chic taste and high standards, so we trust her judgment with shoes. Stewart wears Skechers sneakers nonstop, whether she’s gardening, traveling or walking around the neighborhood. In fact, she loves them so much that she partnered with Skechers (and now has an entire collection).

As you’d imagine, Stewart-approved styles are more than comfortable. They’re effortlessly stylish, supportive and convenient, offering an easy slip-on design that takes the bending and lacing out of getting ready. Stewart raves about the hands-free line, so we rounded up the comfiest rich mom versions to carry you through spring, summer and beyond.

Comfy Slip-on Skechers Inspired by Martha Stewart

1. Stewart’s Go-to: We’ve spotted Stewart in many Skechers sneakers, but she did an entire commercial about these sporty slip-ins. She said, “It almost feels like I’m gliding on air when I walk.”

2. Festival-Ready: If you’re attending a music festival this season, or if you want to look like you are, these edgy sneakers deliver. They have a sleek flat silhouette, a colorful print and secret arch support.

3. Could be Designer: Iridescent leopard print and a solid color make these lace-up kicks appear much more expensive than they are. They’re a compliment magnet, so be prepared.

4. Luxe Alert: With intricate stitching, glittery leather and a gold star detail, these slip-on sneakers channel rich mom vibes. The heel pillow keeps your foot secure while the wedge gives you height.

5. Retro Chic: Metallics are totally in right now and these champagne-colored kicks nail the aesthetic. They transition seamlessly from brunches to cocktails, making them the perfect wear-everywhere shoes.

6. Spring Time: Bestseller alert! Shoppers rave about these floral sneakers, highlighting the cozy fit, air-cooled memory foam and classy quilted look.

7. Travel-Friendly: Whether you’re running errands or to the airport, these low-profile shoes have you covered. One reviewer said that the sneakers are so comfortable that they forgot they were wearing shoes.

8. Colors Galore: From neutrals to vibrant hues, there’s a Glide-Step Pro for every wardrobe. The soles provide plenty of cushioning for soft landings and springy steps.

9. Quiet Luxury: We’re a little (a lot) obsessed with these quilted slip-ons that channel Nantucket and Nashville at the same time. Equally preppy and luxe, they’re the easiest add-to-cart — especially with an under-$100 price tag.

Reza Farahan dropped a surprising bombshell regarding the Shahs of Sunset casts’ salary increase.

“The last thing they want is for the cast to figure out how valuable they are. They want to keep you in the dark and keep a thumb on your head, so you don’t ask for more money,” Reza, 52, recalled in his new book Memoirs of a Gay Shah: My Story of Family, Fame and Becoming a King, released on Tuesday, April 7. “There’s no gold statue moment. It’s a constant game of trying to keep you in check no matter how popular you become.”

Reza, who appeared on the show from 2012 to 2021, recalled “investing” his own money to promote himself and his lifestyle. He specifically recalled “buying Louboutins” to maintain his image while his checks were allegedly not “covering the price of the shoes.”

“With how dumpy everything about the production was at that point, my minuscule check felt like it might be eating up the majority of the budget,” he continued. “During season 1, I shot my confessional interviews in a storage closet. I’m not even kidding. The camera person was doing my makeup, for God’s sake. We didn’t have a legit makeup artist. She bought some cosmetics and kept them with her. She would help us put them on before we shot.”

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Shahs of Sunset followed a group of Iranian Americans living in Beverly Hills as they tried to juggle their social lives and up-and-coming careers while balancing the demands of their families and traditions.

Reza recalled the cast coming together as a group to negotiate a raise when the season 3 offer was “a pittance.”

“I’m not going to lie. It was four figures an episode,” he wrote. “At the end of the day, it all worked out. We agreed to a favored nations contract and our per episode salary went up something like six or seven times what it was previously. We went from four digits per episode to five for the season. So that was a nice bump.”

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Elsewhere in his memoir, Reza detailed tension between the cast based on who was “doing more press” pegged to the show, revealing he catfished his cast early on by pretending to be an anonymous producer who mocked them and addressed the show coming to an end.

Shahs of Sunset’s finale paved the way for Reza, Golnesa “GG” Gharachedaghi and Mercedes “MJ” Javid eventually joining the Bravo reboot: The Valley: Persian Style.

Memoirs of a Gay Shah: My Story of Family, Fame, and Becoming a King is out on bookshelves now.

Moriah Plath has a vulnerable moment with her siblings on Welcome to Plathville while taking off her wig for the first time in public amid her emotional journey with alopecia.

“OK, nobody laugh. Or actually everybody laugh,” Moriah, 23, tells her big brother Ethan Plath and younger sister Amber Plath in Us Weekly’s exclusive sneak peek at the Tuesday, April 7, episode of the TLC series. “It helps when people laugh sometimes.”

Moriah proceeds to remove her blonde wig and reveal her bald head before trying on a new wig.

“You’re so beautiful” the beauty supply store salesperson chimes in, pointing out that Moriah has the same cute dimples as her siblings, who are smiling as they watch her get styled.

“I’ve never taken my wig off before in public,” Moriah tells the cameras. “It’s definitely freeing to just be honest.”

The reality star, who has been vocal about her alopecia journey since 2024, adds that to “get that out there” and show all sides of herself is a relief.

“I ain’t got nothing to hide. I can’t anymore,” Moriah shares.

As Moriah steps out into the spotlight and embraces her hair loss, both Ethan, 27, and Amber, 17, reveal how proud they are of their sister’s courage.

“Moriah’s, you know, she’s precious, and I think she’s beautiful whether she has hair or not,” Ethan says in a confessional, noting he “can’t imagine what it’d be like, especially for a woman” to have no control over your hair.

Amber tells the cameras that Moriah is doing “really good these days” and that her newfound confidence is clear to see.

“She has her weirdness back, which is her personality,” Amber says with a smile. “It really makes you see that self worth doesn’t come from your hair or, you know, superficial things. I think it comes from, you know, your heart, feeling loved and accepted.”

During the family outing to the beauty store, Moriah looks happy as she tries on wigs and embraces different styles.

“Ethan ain’t saying nothing bad, so it must be good,” the salesperson says with a laugh, which makes Moriah giggle. Ethan confirms, “It looks good,” which Moriah tells the store associate “means a lot.”

Moriah previously talked about her alopecia journey during a September 2024 episode of Welcome to Plathville. She revealed that when she was about 3 or 4 she lost all of her hair.

“It started falling out and it didn’t come back till I was 8,” she recalled. “These last several months, I have noticed, for myself at least, heartbreak triggers my alopecia. I think that it’s an outward reflection of what’s going on inside.”

Moriah noted that following a 2023 breakup, she “definitely lost about half my hair” and wanted to shave it off.

In July 2025, Moriah took to Instagram to address her appearance after she once again “lost all my hair, eyebrows and eyelashes.”

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She shared, “It was extremely hard and emotional and I had to come to terms with it. I cried an awful lot and then told myself oh well, it is what it is. I’ll do what I can and make the most of it.”

Moriah revealed at the time that she was “not very talented” with wigs yet or drawing on her eyebrows. “So if I look a bit odd or different now that would most likely be why 🙈I’m learning to laugh where I can and cry when I need to and just accepting it,” she added.

Welcome to Plathville airs on TLC Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET.

By Robert Scucci
| Published 35 seconds ago

Early 90s slashers are so unhinged that I can’t help but love them. My personal favorite is 1992’s Dr. Giggles because of how committed Larry Drake was to the titular role. Every pre-kill exchange is a cheeky one-liner with some kind of surgical wordplay baked in. It’s the kind of slasher designed to be ridiculous, and you’re not supposed to take it seriously in any capacity. You show up for the body count, the humor, the clever kills, and hope you don’t end up too braindead by the time the credits roll.

1995’s Ice Cream Man follows very similar beats to Dr. Giggles, but makes one fatal mistake: it plays like a young adult movie despite its R rating. Here, we have a killer ice cream man portrayed by Clint Howard, and he carries himself a lot like Dr. Giggles. He’s not all there mentally, he has strange flashbacks tied to the troubled past that led to his present-day rampage, and he does it all while driving around in his ice cream truck abducting children.

The problem is that Dr. Giggles plays like a teen scream that adults can also enjoy. Every protagonist in Ice Cream Man is a child, which means you’re expected to root for them like you would in a kids movie. See the problem? It’s fun watching irresponsible teenagers mess with dark forces and pay the consequences. But when it’s only kids who don’t know better, the humor doesn’t land the same way.

It Starts With A Dog Murder And Gets Worse

Ice Cream Man wastes no time setting up its conflict. We’re introduced to Gregory Tudor (Clint Howard), the local ice cream man. Before handing out treats to neighborhood kids, he was institutionalized at the Wishing Well Sanatorium, where he was subjected to cruel medical experiments. These are vaguely explained at best, but from what I could gather, he had green goo injected into his brain and was fed ice cream to keep him compliant.

With that out of the way, let’s talk about the first murder in Ice Cream Man: his landlord’s dog. He really goes for it here, and it immediately sets the tone. Gregory drives around, and if he has no qualms about killing a dog, then kids should be just as easy. Or so he thinks.

When Gregory abducts Roger (Zachary Benjamin) and Small Paul (Mikey LeBeau), it’s up to Johnny Spodak (Justin Isfeld), Heather Langley (Anndi McAfee), and Tuna Cassera (JoJo Adams), who already suspect their creepy ice cream man is behind the disappearances, to put a stop to him.

Outside of Ice Cream Man’s basic plot, there are a couple things you should know. Gregory makes his own ice cream using body parts from his victims, and his truck doubles as a rolling torture chamber. This is a movie that, as far as I can tell, was meant to appeal to kids.

Is It A Kid’s Movie?

The real trouble I have is figuring out who Ice Cream Man is for. I grew up watching stuff like this all the time, so I’m not generally offended by kids sneaking ridiculous slashers behind their parents’ backs. That’s not the issue. I just don’t understand how this movie was ever supposed to reach its intended audience. It’s rated R and packed with over-the-top gore. It’s perfect for sneaking a watch, but no parent in their right mind is seeking this out for their kids.

What’s even more perplexing is that all the young adult beats are there. The adults are incompetent, and it’s up to the kids to take matters into their own hands. You’re supposed to root for them, but they have no charisma and just go through the motions. They even hop on their bikes to do their sleuthing, and I found myself chuckling while humming the Stranger Things theme every time.

I’m not sure if this was intentional or just a byproduct of the premise and production, but most of Ice Cream Man’s humor comes from how emotionally detached everyone feels. They’re just flatly reading their lines. If that was deliberate, it works. I laughed at the rising body count while the cops casually buy ice cream from the guy they’re pretty sure is responsible for the murders.

Even Gregory, running around with heads on a stick, delivers his lines like he’s reading off a cue card. The whole experience is surreal, and definitely something I’d throw on again around Halloween for the fun of it. When my kids are old enough for slashers, I’ll make them endure it, but only as a primer for the far superior Dr. Giggles.

Ice Cream Man is currently streaming for free on Tubi.

The U.S.-bred war against Iran appears to be escalating as President Donald Trump continues to use social media to make deadly threats. Early Tuesday, he used Truth Social to follow up on his Easter warning, doubling down on tonight’s deadline for Iran to agree to a deal. Meanwhile, the Iranian president said 14 million people, including himself, have volunteered to defend the country.

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Trump Stands On His Deadline For Iran

Donald Trump warned that a “whole civilization will die tonight” if Tehran does not meet his latest deadline to agree to a deal. His deal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

“A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will. However, now that we have Complete and Total Regime Change, where different, smarter, and less radicalized minds prevail, maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen, WHO KNOWS? We will find out tonight, one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the World. 47 years of extortion, corruption, and death, will finally end. God Bless the Great People of Iran.”

Trump has extended previous deadlines but suggested the one set for 8 p.m. in Washington was final. Furthermore, the president has threatened to destroy all of Iran’s power plants and bridges if Tehran does not allow traffic to fully resume in the strait. In peacetime, a fifth of the world’s oil travels through the strait.

Iranian President Says 14M Are Willing To “Sacrifice Their Lives”

President Masoud Pezeshkian posted on X that 14 million Iranians had answered campaigns urging people to volunteer to fight — and said he would join them. According to the Wall Street Journal, the country has also cut off direct communications with the U.S. following Trump’s threat, but talks with the cease-fire mediators are reportedly ongoing.

More than 14 million proud Iranians have so far registered to sacrifice their lives to defend Iran. I too have been, am, and will remain devoted to giving my life for Iran. https://t.co/B9GBHAAEMu

— Masoud Pezeshkian (@drpezeshkian) April 7, 2026

Meanwhile, a Revolutionary Guard general urged parents to send their children to man checkpoints. Also, the Guard warned that Iran would “deprive the U.S. and its allies of the region’s oil and gas for years” and expand its attacks across the Gulf region if Trump carries out his threat.

Earlier, Iranian official Alireza Rahimi issued a video message calling on “all young people, athletes, artists, students and university students and their professors” to form human chains around power plants. Iranians have formed human chains in the past around nuclear sites at times of heightened tensions with the West. Some images of people surrounding power plants were posted by local Iranian media Tuesday. However, it was unclear whether the practice is widespread or quick shots spread by the government.

Responding to Trump’s latest threat, an Iranian diplomat described the country’s civilization as a tree that nourished the West.

“Therefore, no fool would cut off the branch of a tree he is sitting on because he himself would fall first, and it is the sturdy tree that always stands, not the branches and appendages that have grown from it,” Mojtaba Ferdousi Pour, head of the Iranian mission in Cairo, told The Associated Press.

Is Trump Committing War Crimes?  

Amid the escalating rhetoric, airstrikes hit two bridges and a train station in Iran. Also, the U.S. struck military targets on the Iranian oil hub of Kharg Island. The attack marked the second time the island was hit by American forces. More than 1,900 people have been killed in Iran since the war began, but the government has not updated the toll for days.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot joined international voices, calling for restraint. Barrot said attacks targeting civilian and energy infrastructure “are barred by the rules of war, international law.”

“They would without doubt trigger a new phase of escalation, of reprisals, that would drag the region and the world economy into a vicious circle,”  the minister said on France Info television.

Furthermore, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres also warned the U.S. that attacks on civilian infrastructure are banned under international law, according to his spokesperson. Such cases are notoriously difficult to prosecute, and Trump told reporters he’s “not at all” concerned about committing war crimes.

Trump on Iran:

War crime is allowing Iran to have a nuclear weapon. pic.twitter.com/UC0KUXI452

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— Clash Report (@clashreport) April 6, 2026

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Associated Press reporters Bassem Mroue, Jon Gambrell, Mike Corder, Samy Magdy, Seung Min Kim and Michelle Price contributed to this report. International-based writers David Rising, John Leicester, Rod McGuirk, Natalie Melzer also contributed.

Eric Roberts is sharing rare insight into his relationship with his daughter, Emma Roberts.

During a recent appearance on the “Really Famous With Kara Mayer Robinson” podcast, Eric, 69, was asked whether he and Emma, 35, have a “complicated” relationship.

“Not really. It’s only complicated through outside eyes because they don’t get any of it, so they have their own take, whatever that is,” the Runaway Train actor explained.

According to Eric, people have their assumptions about his relationship with his daughter, but “they’re not really involved.”

He admitted that “it’s not a straight line” when it comes to family.

Eric said that despite what people may think about their bond, “I’m so proud of my daughter.”

“I’m so proud of my kid,” he continued to gush. “She didn’t start off as a great actor, but she became a great actor. She’s fabulous.”

Eric shares Emma with his ex, Kelly Cunningham. When Emma was born in 1991, he recalled, “Emotionally, I was a wash rag.” At the time, the actor was dealing with depression.

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“I was not to be depended on emotionally whatsoever because I was a car wreck. I was a car wreck because of many things, but I take full responsibility for it,” he said.

The Dark Knight actor previously spoke about his strained relationship with Emma during an October 2024 episode of the “Inside of You With Michael Rosenbaum” podcast.

Eric said the toughest time in his life was “probably the loss of relationship with my daughter,” referring to the American Horror Story actress.

“There’s not a pain, there’s a sadness for the, most likely, misunderstanding we’ll have forever because we’re human,” Eric expanded further.

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At the time, Eric was promoting his memoir, Runaway Train: Or, The Story of My Life So Far, and was asked whether his relationship with Emma was a “big chapter” in the book.

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“It should be,” Eric responded. “The problem is it’s indefinable — so I’ll let you be the judge of that.”

In an excerpt from the memoir published by Entertainment Weekly, Eric wrote, “I loved my little daughter with the strength of Hercules, despite my own weaknesses. However, I couldn’t handle the realities of an infant coming into my life, and I couldn’t handle being a parent! I’m still not a father figure. Emma, on the other hand, certainly knows what that role is — now grown up and a mom herself. She’s that person to her first child, Rhodes.” (Emma shares son Rhodes, 5, with ex Garrett Hedlund.)

“I never saw myself as someone who deserved to have physical custody of Emma, not in a million years,” Eric continued. “We both knew better than that. Kelly never claimed I was trying to get physical custody of Emma. There really was no custody fight. I’m very happy to be straightening this out right now.”

Do what you want with your ‘do! Megan Fox’s hairstylist Chris Dylan, the expert behind the actress’ long, glossy locks for her return to Instagram last month, is spilling the secrets behind her ever-changing tresses with ET.

The main takeaway? Switching up your look doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

The pro, who has also worked with celebs including Nicky and Kathy Hilton, Audrina Patridge, Jasmine Tookes, Sofia Richie, Delilah Belle Hamlin, and Kelly Osbourne, says the key to changing your hairstyle comes down to one essential: high-quality extensions.

“As a stylist, I need products I can trust on my clients and on set, and Bellami consistently delivers hair that looks natural, styles beautifully, and lasts,” he shares.

“Whether they want longer hair, more volume, or a completely different vibe, Bellami makes it possible without compromising the health of their hair. It’s luxury hair that still feels wearable and effortless.”

His current go-to: The Halo Pro Hair Extensions, which are a shortcut to achieving good hair days, every day.

Designed for quick transformations, the new launch features a RootReplica scalp-mimic design, FlexMesh construction for breathability, and a SiliconeGrip strip to keep everything secure.

“The Halo Pro is such a great entry point for people who have never worn extensions before,” Dylan explains.

“It’s one of those products that feels very professional but is actually super easy for anyone to use. You can essentially get celebrity hair in under five minutes,” he adds.

And while it can be this simple, make sure to never choose extensions that don’t camouflage with your natural hair in color, density, or placement. 

“The best extensions are the ones no one can detect. … When extensions aren’t properly blended, they can look obvious,” he notes.

And once you’ve found the right match, the fun really starts.

“You can add soft waves for that effortless It-girl look, pull the front pieces out for a chic half-up style, or create a full, voluminous ponytail or bun,” he spills.

“Because this hair blends so naturally, it gives the illusion that you just stepped out of the salon.”

The versatility that the line offers is exactly what fuels Dylan’s artistic process with the Transformers star.

“Megan is definitely someone who isn’t afraid to experiment. … She has a very strong sense of style and a clear vision, but she’s also open to exploring new ideas,” he dishes.

“She loves transformation and understands how much hair can change a look or a mood. Whether it’s dramatic length, a bold color moment, or a completely different style, she’s very open to pushing things creatively.”

For their latest look, the pair tapped into a little nostalgia.

“It was important to show Megan stepping into her own power, so naturally we brought it back to 2008/2009 with her signature lengthy 22″ soft black slept-in blowout look.”

And for anyone looking to channel that same energy, extensions are the ultimate beauty hack.

“Bellami lets you explore different looks without the long-term commitment,” the hair guru notes. “You can try anything without making a permanent change.”

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